Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
Laid TO Rest-

Laid TO Rest.
The fuperal OF the lac John Fehren.
bach took place yester lay afternoon at
O'clock from his late residence, at the
north west corner Of Fourth and Fren h
streets. As soon as the body was ready q
for view crowds OF persons began to
pass through and take o last view OF the ]
remains. This Il ropg ccntin ned to pass
until the casket was closed and placed
in the hesrse. The deceased lay 10 q
handsome blacf, cloth covered CT sket.
The interior WAS lined with W nite satin,
The handles OF the casket were OF silver {
and the lid bore 81 yer plate contain
Ing the name and age of the deceased.
A profusiou of floral offerings were
placsd around the corpse. Among them
we're q sheaf OF wheE: from W i
Woodward, e sickle from Mis. Sophia
Flpk and daughter, piitoV from John
@. harImsnn and sister. Mrs. Louise
Hehi; scroll from John Hartmann and
wife, pillow from his child sen, harp
from DIR. Camille Uoaer, wreath from
Morris X. Lspssdnrf, OF Philad dsiph,S;
anchor from Sol a fer Bros. Buffalo,
N. sickle from Judge Walter Gum |
m insi satee jsr from the woIkmen at
the brewery, and numerous bouquets
and cat q 1)wers. Tha religious services
were conducted by the Rev. P. Isen
schmtd, OF the German Lutheran
church, who spoke teelingly OF the de
, ceased.
,, Daring Mr.. Isensehmid's remarks
. there we're many standing on the street
outside who had tfien been bent h ted
n by his kindness The funeral prcces.
. eion started at Q ~ o'clJck, Gnu IL 10
). safe to Fay that the funeral OF no man
:, IL this SAFE ever equsiled it. Every
- carriage in tho city that could be hired
I was in use, md number Of persons
= attended in their private Carriages. Bs
:, fore ths lssb carriage baf lef5 tEs
:. hoGee o. Fourth ard French s:iee.s the
70 carriage clntsining the minister had
., pass sed Il and vine bridge.
AZ Delaware Tribe, NO. l, L. o. Il. NJ.
marsbaled ny Andrew Hsller, Della
~ = ware Lodge, No. S49, d o. IL. by Chtls.
a. "a, topher Bseur, Herman Lodge. L. .. O..
- os F., and the employees OF the brewing
81 GO company under Foreman Benjamin
H. Kopi marched ahead of the LeaIs',
r. while Lafaya.te Lodge, A. b. A. N
:. which had oasrgs OF the funera'
~ Iosrched around tbs hearse, The music
To- both At the house and a. the grave wa.
ny the Delaware f:r :ragarbuud undei
y Mayor Rnonds. WiLn the exception o
i, ths religious tervices and the music th'
funeral SGs wholly Ia charge o: th'
-. Masops.
lFr Hundreds OF people liusi the stree
~ and road fr0tu tho house 10 the cene
q" terry, and many were a; E.verview Il
~ilness the last sad Ii;es. ANON
M su those present from this Safe were
,u ~, Governor Bteef, @x.Goverror stoofley
'n Secretary of ate John p. 5anlshury
~ Ezekiel T. Cooper E,q John s. Saul,
hurry, OF tho Dover DdlS wsIean, levi {
Bird, "a, Colonel Cody knfsngel
~ IN Adjutant General l. r Ktnpsr, e,
ief CoDgressman Charles 3. Lore, Conoc'
'eS' insn William Il. q linn, Isssc Dilli'
Preston Aysrs and colonel William
~oah ~ NoItou; City Tfessurer GHfi.h, G.
tns Sheriff Thomas Ford, judge Cummtu
'fai 5suatos G-ag, Pustmas;es Il II To
lor. Lsvy Court Gop missioner Hic
mar, Jptcph Stceck.e, James A Hs'
Thos. r. Lsliy, Eco IL, l.. ;fehts
ma, stsin, Eeetat.ar william II. Ls', D
for 2. Tomlinson, ". J. Crippen, john
0 OF Solomon, Df. Z U1gtT, Ttomas !
an. CulheIs, Alexander B. Cooper, Csc
len. Uolonel 8. N. Wood, Sheriff Gil
set- Lam bsoD, ex Mayor Joshua L. slnnm
lnc. L. u. Bertols;tr, Esq II. b. hcintir
who e 3 FrsE?r, Each Moore md Other
and Among others present wsrs fro
{ ID Philadelphia: Charles Pahs, and vii
ave Charles Mas, wifs and deughter, Nj
say Kohler and two daughters, Mrs. Wi
heir Pabst, George P.bss, MIS-. John Psb
nea Otto W. and william MASSEY, b
ans Pape, Morris x LsDRBaorf, Augr
3 In shesrer, Valentine Gei.ler. Phtl
day Dockrle, Philip Dockrle, Jr, Fra
Col. Seigner, Otto Hei.igrosup, Mre. Stein
at Mrs. Holl. Mrs. sioelker. Mrs Sept
six Fink and daughter. Mrs. William HI
ians and son, MRS. Strickler, Frank
10 to Moerk, William Yeager, wife q
and daughter, and Mrs Chri1iins Welt
came from NoriiStowp, PA, From N
York came Charles scnsefsr and wi
nil John Mag of Dover; L Milre of De
siia- ware City; William Holschumnch
,end Hiett Graham, Frank Fl. FiDkertcn 9
William Whittock of New Castle; @
Fink of Pcushkeepsie; Xavier stcs g
from Germany.
The pail bearers weie from L1'sye
ioLn Lodge No. IA, 4. g.A 81. Tuey we
t tpe Uhsrles Eeinel, John GreiRsr, Jul
Ginder, William Bsxter. NtctOlag j
% -. VI pey, Jr., John Otto, Thomas DAVidt
.iuu' @ and John Il. Asrr. The funeral v
'itis NE directed hy Cndertak0r rhoE
nha Tre will OF thc deceased, which v
,re dispose o! largs amount Ct proper
w will be read to-day. Ole ~ thHesct
.oa'' to:s ig ChaIlaa Scl .e Tel, Cf New VI
inia, thn ronar,l p.Sotsnd.5 10 jo,~,
mas, 80, ~ A,,ts aya,,n, brt b,. hs-n
.sipg aoae,. ~, no Iom;Iv to ren,ain n,
,e ,oes' affairs are in some taeasu,e setll:1.
noie is said that the Hartmann Il Fahn
sun s.,a zach Brewing Company, OF which
~ cece tsed was vice pfesiuent and trc
, nnu urer, will remain unchanged vita
s exception Of the nons beiDg s.avsut
visg ~ bis dsatb